Well I take this statement as optional. Since you have already showed the enough balance to get PER.Soundless said:I was trying to evaluate two apartments I own in my home country and take this evaluation report with me "as a plus" as some one here mentioned.
I found that it would cost me around 1000 CAN to get a certified evaluation report which is very expensive.
I consulted my consultant who advised me that its not required "You do not need to provide an evaluation report, nor does anyone need to stamp any of the documentation."
In the interview docs, No. 14 mentioned:
Proof of sufficient settlement funds currently available and readily transferable to Canada and other financial assets and liabilities, such as personal income tax statements, investments, deeds, property evaluations and mortgages;
Proof of fund is clear but property evaluation??? do we have to pay that much to get an evaluation of the properties or the translated contract of ownership is ok.
Or the whole thing is silly, really
Now showing additional property papers or evaluation is just one extra step you are taking to make your application strong, it is no where mentioned that it is mandate to have the property evaluation.
I will be just taking the sale slips paid to the broker to get my flat in my home country plus title deeds and other legal papers.